THE NAVIGATOR & STAND IN BLACK OAK
£31,245.00
A superb presentation of The Navigator grasshopper timepiece combining the rhodium plated movement and Silver inlaid Ebonized Burr Oak sculptured base. Sitting atop an elegant display stand with rotating top that reveals the intricate movement detail on all sides.
This piece will be handmade for you and will be ready in 8-12 weeks.
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IN DETAIL
- Rhodium plated movement
- Fusee mechanism and maintaining power to improve accuracy
- Eight day power reserve
- Enamel finish chapters with Roman and Arabic numerals and fine Breguet hands to indicate the time and passing seconds
- Ebonized Burr Oak base with Silver String Inlay
- Crystal glass mitred canopy to protect the movement
- Each piece is numbered and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity
- Dava Sobel's book 'Longitude' is included with each timepiece
- The Navigator is protected by a mahogany finish presentation travel case
- Solid Ebonized Oak cabinet with black leather overlays
- Hand finished in Rubio hardwax oil to enhance the natural character of the Ebonized Oak
- The top section rotates to view the clock movement on all sides and an apperture for winding key storing
Height 157cm
Width 44cm
Depth 35cm
Prices include bespoke home delivery and set up service. (UK Mainland only) Please contact our sales office on +44(0)1277 367670 for current availability and overseas shipping advice.
Inspiration
A celebration of Harrisons Grasshopper escapement and the Naval exploration & enterprise it enabled. The Contours of the Base and Stand were Inspired those of 18th Century ship building, and the selection of Burr Veneers for the Base evoke the churning waves these Ships Conquered. Luxury Materials and Design combining to Celebrate the story of our Maritime past.
Rotating Movement
The rotating platfrom glides smoothly around 360 degrees allowing us to enjoy every angle of this stunning peice of engineeing and craftsmanship.
EXPLORE ALL Contemporary
Six generations of traditional craft meets contemporary design
Comitti of London, Est. 1850
